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The PwC Global Forest and Paper Conference is an annual must attend event for business leaders in the forest and paper industry, and this year's conference was no exception. Since the financial meltdown of 2007/2008, business leaders have been trying to get a grasp on when the global economy would start to pull out of the...
Climate change is projected to have far-reaching environmental impacts both domestically and abroad. A recently published report by the USDForest Service's Pacific Southwest Research Station (PSW) examines the impact of climate change on forest diseases and how these pathogens will ultimately affect forest ecosystems in the Western United...
TD Bank's new program aimed at reducing the use of paper has caught the attention of foresters in Canada. TD Bank has recently announced its new program, TD Forests, which is a conservation plan designed to reduce consumption and "protect" more than 300,000 trees every year. As per the program, TD states its goal of reducing paper...

Guest Columns

Neil Ward
On April 26, Judge M. Casey Rodgers of the Northern District Court of Florida issued a preliminary injunction blocking...
The past few weeks while traveling to conferences and stories, we were hearing various books being bantered about that...
Exports of wood pellets from North America to Europe reached a record of over two million tons in 2011, according to...
Loggers are some of the most enduring, intelligent and proud people I know, and rightfully so. We are a tough breed...
Greetings, Social Justice, Social Equality, Sustainable Development, Comprehensive Planning, New Economy, Global...

Industry News

Forests, Lands, and Natural Resource Operations Minister Steve Thomson applauded today's decision of the Legislative Assembly to form a Special Committee on Timber Supply to examine and make...
Global pulp producers hope the recent dramatic plunge in international pulp prices will soon bottom out and begin to rebound.Hundreds of delegates from more than 35 countries are gathered in...
The Forest Products Association of Canada (FPAC) in partnership with the Assembly of First Nations (AFN) is opening nominations for the new Skills Award for Aboriginal Youth. It will reward a First...
The National Retail Federation today urged Congress to review and revise controversial rules on the importation of wood products and plant material that retailers fear could lead to unfair government...
  In an open letter published April 12, Sustainable Forestry Initiative President Kathy Abusow challenged the U.S. Green Building Council to “make a decision that supports the future of...
As the 9th Circuit Court’s unfavorable decision on requiring non-point source permitting on forest roads made its way to possible Supreme Court consideration, or legislative remedy, on April 25...

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The Brush Creek drainage, near Libby, Montana has been managed for timber through four different ownerships beginning with the old J. Neils Lumber Company, which had a written 100-year plan for its forests. The Neils family merged its lands and milling operations to St. Regis Paper in 1955. St. Regis later merged with Champion International which sold to Plum Creek in 1993.